60+ Argentinien Mauer

Sailors from the argentine navy carry the model 1891 mauser as part of honor guard duties.

Argentinien mauer. The rifle s serial number is e 4275. This rifle was produced around 1915. The result was adoption of the model 1891 largely based on the model 1890 turkish mauser though with subtle modifications to suit the argentine army requirement. An argentine government commission sought to replace earlier model 1871s in argentine service and contracted with mauser in 1886 to upgrade their existing stocks.

It has the 30 inch infantry barrel chambered for the 7 m m argentine cartridge. It also comes with 3 partial boxes of ammo. It is in very good condition and comes as seen with nikon 3 9 rifle scope. 1909 argentine mausers made in germany for the argentine government.

The 1891 argentine mauser is a cock on close striker fired repeater feeding from an internal five shot single stack box magazine. We have both these are graded overall as surplus good may have minor non function inhibiting stock cracks. 7 65mm argentine mauser ammo 7 65 argentine ammunition for sale we carry 7 65 argentine ammo from top brand ammo manufacturers such as federal remington winchester hornady pmc and others. The original front sight and muzzle click for more info.

7 65x53 caliber with 5rd mag. These rifles have proven to shoot exceptionally well and. In this much requested video we take the 1891 argentine mauser chambered in 7 65 53mm mauser out to the tower for some 600 yard work. Select from custom options below.

The 7 65 53mmr is a rimmed variant of the 7 65 53mm mauser cartridge. It is also known as 7 65 53mm argentine 7 65 53mm argentine rimless 7 65mm argentine 7 65 53mm belgian mauser or 7 65mm belgian in the united states and 7 65 53mm mauser in belgium. Like its belgian and turkish predecessors the argentine 1891 uses a bolt with front locking lugs the distinctive mauser wing type safety selector a one piece wooden stock and a wood upper handguard that is secured to the barrel by two segments of copper wire. It remains a sore subject in a country that is respectful of the men who survived the war and reverent of.